node.js will produce an .svg
which you can open in a vector graphics editor such as Inkscape or Gimp.
$ npm install
$ ./examples/node.js
replicable-layout-spec.html Shows how to write a draw function that will let the cloud keep its previous layout, or use a random seed to always draw the same layout for the same text.
simple.html is a compact example which shows how to use the library with some standard random generation.
requirejs.html Shows how to set up your require paths so that d3 and d3.layout.cloud are working.
animated.html Shows how to run an animation on a Tom Sawyer text.
easy.html shows how you can set some easy options using the src/easy-word-cloud.js
library.
simple_with_overflow.html Shows an example where really large words are still drawn when they dont fit. This is something that is under progress in the issue tracker https://github.com/jasondavies/d3-cloud/issues/36
lots-of-words.html Shows an example with 2000+ unicode words